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International Handbook of Research on Teachers’ Beliefs (2nd Edition)
Research on teachers’ beliefs remains one of the most active areas of educational inquiry. Across a wide range of subjects and educational settings, researchers continue to explore what teachers believe about teaching, learning, assessment, motivation, technology and curriculum. This sustained … Continue reading
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